___Supernova Hot Deal___>___P4400 Kill-A-Watt Monitor @ $19 shipped___

Blain

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Don't pay $19.99 for some luke-warm deal, when you can get a SUPERNOVA HOT DEAL @ $19 shipped. :thumbsup::laugh:
Of course, here's the "www. super media store.com" search for P4400

Edited for unknow link issues
 

zkmusa

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I did a search for the page name in the URL the OP posted, and I believe I found the deal.

http://www. supermedia store .com/kilwateldet1.html

OP, is this correct?
 

Slick5150

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Why is supermedia store a banned phrase? The same mystery reason why Chief Value is (or was at some point anyways)?
 

knightc2

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This is a great deal but it is also available at Newegg for $15.99 with $4.99 shipping so $20.98 out the door. It is also $20.98 at amazon.com with free shipping over $25 if you can find a filler item.

Just thought those not familiar with Supermediastore.com might be more comfortable ordering from the egg for less than $2 more.
 

zkmusa

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Originally posted by: knightc2
Just thought those not familiar with Supermediastore.com might be more comfortable ordering from the egg for less than $2 more.

I just ordered one from supermedia store. Their resellerratings.com rating is great (9.44), so I am not worried at all.
 

cardiac

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I got one last year and I use that thing like crazy. One of the best uses I found is when we go camping, I plug it into the campground electric feed and make sure that the voltage isn't low and is stable @ 60hz.

I have found that lots of things that I used to leave running 24/7 draw a lot more electricity than I thought.....

Bob
 

Java Cafe

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Originally posted by: cardiac

I have found that lots of things that I used to leave running 24/7 draw a lot more electricity than I thought.....

Bob

I ordered the unit. But, just out of curiosity, what would be an example of something that you did not expect would be a big draw on your electricity? Your computer, perhaps?
 

Zap

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Originally posted by: Slick5150
Why is supermedia store a banned phrase? The same mystery reason why Chief Value is (or was at some point anyways)?

I think Super Media Store was the one that had employees spam the forums back in the dark ages. I have no idea why Chief Value (Newegg sister store) is banned.
 

bob4432

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Originally posted by: Java Cafe
Originally posted by: cardiac

I have found that lots of things that I used to leave running 24/7 draw a lot more electricity than I thought.....

Bob

I ordered the unit. But, just out of curiosity, what would be an example of something that you did not expect would be a big draw on your electricity? Your computer, perhaps?

i just got one from newegg and love it.

i was surprised to see how much my rig used and started this thread for others - http://forums.anandtech.com/me...adid=2140807&forumid=1

i was surprised was the washing maching - ~500/700W depending on the type of agitation, a little ass toaster oven - 1KW, have yet to do the dvr and ht setup.

htpc - a 3000venice, a EA380 on a foxconn/nvidia 6100 m/b w/ onboard gpu - ~50W idle (but i took that apart and put the 3000 in the home server along w/ the psu - didn't want to re-configure all the apache http/https stuff so it is drawing a bit more w/ the asus m/b (i think the power culprit is actually the 3dfx voodoo 3 2000 gpu - i needed to attach a 70mm fan to it because it got so hot just idling, need to find a new, cheap pci gpu for it), but saved me a lot of time

everybody should have one of these kill-a-watts imho